The Sun. — London, England, 1809-05-08 00:00:00

• . - v.ere driven :back_ on 211 sides. . The lons or the Ansttians consisted of .10 ; 000 prisoners, besithei Immense tinenher e of killed and wounded, aneleg svhoM were several officers, of rank. More than 40 pleCeS of cannon were left by Olefin in the neigh bourhood of Landslint,,on their retreat ; 15 stand of qe colours aho fell into the hands of the conquerors. lel. The combined armies followed the enemy on then 2131, and fell upon them near Freight. On ehis• occasion also they were, beaten, and pursued to Vils- e burg, with an. inunense loss in prisoners and cannon. From Itatisbon a very strong turps has marched• to wards Straubing, whereby the right - ilente of t tee - Austrians will.be still more threatened, and it is not itnpossible that they will 'sutler still greater loss on their retreat to the Inn. APRIL 23.—The favourable intelligence respect ing the, adve_ntages gained by the French army, has been fully confirmed. Ott the 511 st, the French troopshad broken up towards • Munich. Tile A us , tri-Ins wer e persued by the French out of Freising ; end accordingto accouets,reFeived to-day, Munich' ‘,ws yesterday also abandoned by jhe Imperialists.. A. divisi o n of the French army on. the lett bank of the; Danube, commentled by the : Duke. of-Aneeersnee vas yesterday at DooausteutT and :Nittenan. -Tee I)4ke at "66 'bon e according to 3ccnutic s, the grand bead-quarters , were:at Landshut. , Seoul the Ty - rolhardly any: additional intelligence Pas been received; _Several bodies .of troops, and among others those of Baden, are on their:Marcie to that provinve,- which -it is expected will be soon abaodoned by the Austrians. WI7RTZBURGII, APRIL 24..- , .The At.v!triaLt, corps ;' ,l ?tch had athaeced - into the Bamberg teiritory, and 1 43 surrounded the fprtress of that name; retreated IQ'-vardse Nuremberg on the 21st, by forced marches; thi s Is considered as a certain proof that some. re-, 11131' able iideantage has btiti ontaineciiirthe: French " r e , ll. 'Yi Th e Austrians ate also evacuating Bavaria 4 A nt!'i eceordinge tcreee islurtimberg — Ne iir4papeie t hey Jrgere ato tidicipq, which - were, in that eb:indoned it en the L',2(l. . 11 : 14 1, Asiiiiie - 26.---The Emperor issued the Col- Pvorlamaiion on the 17th instant, on hii'ar - e OM at Donau girth boietiet', • T he terri tory etf the. Confederation of time Rhine ltkvielated.. The Austrian Generel was desirous that 'tv.!rthouldtake to fligh t at t h e first appearance ot 1 44 and abeelon U'Ar Allies to his, dispose]. I . opine with the rapidity of the eagle. Soldiers ! you ' * ere around me when tie Suvereio ui Austria • tAme to sieit nie in ateecamp-hut in Moravia. You s e. a .Y. l 4m experi ence m y b ount y,- an d swear eterna l artendshi`Worlp to ri le . We have - been victors in three Austria owes every thing to our geeerneitY thrice hat the broken -her engagements. Our pest %11( :ct's 3 is the 'sure pledge of tno victory which now the us. Let els advance,' And let the Enemy at s'e,ht ot us again recognite, their conquerors. (Signed) " Na.roeree." MAILS. 1t rvtn—r Dublin, ; Waterford. 1)u n-2 Cottenborgh, MAO, i Lisbon, t Uuplitt, t itiatertbrd. pitter; ou. :i rcoc ks THIS .11,i v AT TWEL.V L O'CLOCK. t owi d s. , . . ~.. . . . .•. . :. -re - - .1 - 6 7 ii i ~~ T L 1 E S UN. , . DICL TAL.31 , 21 At/ AT ? . IeIONDAY, MAY 8, 1809. . .expressed okir .apPrehensions On Friday last that the reports which had roaelied thiS.Country of the defeat of the Austrians - would prove =reel ; ttnfortunatelY the intelligence which ..arrived. on Sa• turday showed that our apprehensions were but too fOunde'd. Dutch- Pape rs to the 2d in ;ant, Con-, tainingParls news of the 28th ult. reached Ttlwn' Y e sterday,. which contain some farther. particulars I "Peaing' the, disastrous commencement of the cant- Paign in i3avatia. The battle, it is aratod; began on: the tett), and continued' for four days, at the end of which titre, the Austrians were' compleatiy defeated, with the%.loss, according to one account, of .e ti.ooo, and, to another, of .30,000 men.- in flu% t he Vidory is represented as being as deeisiVe as that of Jena. Twenty of the Austrian "Generills, it 13 a dded,. were killed or lftounded. The Arclidet:e and the Prince of LICHTENSTeItI, art. stated to h ave been killed. Such is the. sUbstance of 1140 Bccgt ' n ts, giFeit in the 'Dutch Papern They ,are very "„ cy et 'Pe, and: in some instances contraditc.lory; 1 th e Plzegi c where' the battle TO fought is et mentionee'lcith any pieciSion. We arc, how 'we!, far from indulging any hives that these ac 7 cQuot s'are therefore not true. :Ilia statements in tie Ire oeh Pape rs ma ... bi t , an t i, we have no doubt, are, ill ao7 instan ces gross l y e xaggeratv d ; tot' insunce, the Austrians ate represented as flying like. dust before the French ; and at the same moment we are tja hl that they fought 'for three Succesive days, .sl.lt al to. the main fad of the Austrian Army havitic so's tained a dreadini de tent,. we fear there are no groneds for entertaining any serious doubts. Of the real extent of this disaster,. and of the conseqttences likely to result from it, we are at present unable to form any correa Opinion.. We are told in the Frencli Papers, that this vitaory is as decisive as that of Jrna ; But 'we cannot supponie.that :so skilful a General as the Archduke CHARLES would risque the existence of the Austrian Empire upon a single battle—=that he should not, in' &intending againtil such an enetny as Ilyglin,,,s.rp, have taken into his adcuation, the possibility of a defeat, and that he' should tiotl)nve ti . 14164 *lloifit of-retrent in case of snail an event..— vv e cannot, vve say, suppme tliut, tinder.iu;ha'Cora- tutiil4r the Archduke Gr ar.ss, 'the Au,triart army should be left, after a defeat, like the Prussizin army after the battle of Jena, evithout any point of retreat - , -every Corps wand e rin g a b ou t .as accidet.e - Might direa.BUONAPARTE will, no doubt, follow 'up hi., victory With : his usual energy and rapidity ; but still wo hope the Austrians *ill be able to m a k e a stand upon • . the Inn, particularly as they are retreating upOn..l.4:':r own reinforcements. The Aastrin army; we k now, , ,was.mare num-et - 64 than the one - which the French could bring against it, but We jear that the Austrians hire upon this occasion committed the el ror wliiclt has .• . . so often proved fatal to them, viz. that of exteiding., their line, While Boos:Atmt-r a ' ha ' s idhered to. his , • • s • :• usual sy stern.of concentrating his'foree, and bridging it all to bear on. one point. We throw oftt, theke ob servations, however', merely upon conjeapre, as we liave nut suttiLient in;orMation before us to sPeak with any precision upon the subjea.' • =We have 'extraSed . from the Fre'rich Papers the Report of CITANIPApNY,.the Atinister for. Foreign Atrairs, to nuostaaart,, .conttliningthe gronucts of the War against Austria; •antl 'certainly tiny thitig iii the shape of a State Piper:so fun of misreprelienta.; Lions, so cletative in argument, and contininer such gross violations - c i f truth, we never saw before.' Li faci, the only cause of compl.aint against Austria is, that she Pigmented her ariny. 'We shall resume our observations .on this curious produaiOn to-mor rá w. • This Morning . the Gentlemen wtio intend to biJ for the Loan witi,ted upon .the Chancellor of the E. chequer. • . . The sum' required by wny of: lovf.is 1 4,600,0u01. The _teraisare Go four per Cent4..6o threi per Cents. Reduced, and the bidding to take place in the Lorl Annuitieg. • „ The Property TAx not to ttatteli till after the Qc• tobeiDi v Hen ris. Three percent. t.l . !scouttt on pronvt payment. In:ert.•.st to conirnei.ce nth April last. The Bidding will tqfte . plk'c ors .Friday . morning at :10, 1 , We have seen raetter iron) 1 - rolland which gives a very ,ditTerent account of the fate of the French .General ilaust, and. of the cause which led to his tlistracs from, the one which Teas been geneially circulated. It It itS:beed,suPPoscd that Bat/Ng ',fell under the -.displeasure• of BUONAPARTE becauSe he suffered the KING.',of SWEDO tip escape . frbrif Stral , sttud but according to the. Le,'6(.l- we have se?n, the real cause of his disgr;lce v fhat had taken a bribe of four tnillions froth the IN:feu:hints of tr,nnbtorib foi'soMe conathereial When ISUO,'NAI'ARTE . W:151 MT) ized, gi this cirturn s:ance, lid seized the four millions of livres i and im; pri,oned BRUN E : Lie was not •however put to . e.,:mth, as reported., but is at present confined in the Temple.. The li..!tiG has been pleased to grant the dignity of R 'Baronet of t he United Kingdom of Great Britain anq Ireland, to I.lltortAnt. SWl'6lOllll of in the Qounty of (lark, and, of Friery Park; it, the Con: I . y;Tof Devon, .C3plain.in the Royal Navy, ,t - ix! heirs male ,of his body laWfully begotten. Yesterday tnorning his b i lAjEsTy, PtuiCeSieS AU GUSTA and Sorntx, accompanied by Lady Cusiti.t4E WALtit:onAvE, and General -IN,yNnti, rode to St. George's Chapel, and heard Divine Service. • Ai:counts hem Lisbon to the 11;th •ult. were re ceivechm Saturday. is stated that a part of .S cult's army had advanced to Figuiraa, which it threateuod . to burn, if it did not immediately surrender. So late as the r f.. , th, no attempt had been made by-Victor to pass the L..a.itern frontier. Letters were received on satnrday from .Rio Ja neiro, with intellii;ence from Monte Video to the end.of January. Si.4.vvial vesi,els trcup London and Liverpool had arrived at Buenni AyccS and. Monies Video, and • had been allol.yell to. land thetr.cargoes. Thel'anny. 41ilintalartd, Tagus; .liingai, and Gene: rolo. Planless, were at the former place the haus, Mary, Diaatoad, Cavtilia; brc. at the latter. • Letters ftom Hayti, via LVerri6l, state that the pnitmcgol'aiti qn-the shipping in the ports there, by the Preliacnt PrytroN, (OF Oh Ihe 4 h March, and On the the ships "I , :irriet, CI, A aid Friodship, wAns, for Loodrm, sailed from Port-an-Prince. 'Abe only 1 riti,h vessel put in - ' re ,qtlisition was, the Qzeen Captain Sit PRWOQ,DS, Anil, she,tmlylu carry trOopa from Port-au-Prince to Cape'„ Njchola Mo!e, in the neighboorhooi of which they were to join the army of Gen. LA:Nasktih: The cause between the Duke of sussEx and Lady AUGUWA J. E AMELAND, had been relcired by the Lord Chance;lor*to one of the Ma'sters in Chancery, ho,, after hearing stattnneuts troM all parties, vp proved 4t the: appointment of Earl ,NIOIIIA ytte • guardian; Laay Axmt,AND being.o,rfled upon to' deliver up the; infants (her WTI and daughter by the Duke), demurred to the order, and petitioned the court that the iktible proceedings might be referred to the Lord Chancellor, who, on Smurday se t ennights having folly considered the whole case;, and heard Counsel on both aides in a private room, conftrined the Master's report. The reason which induced the Duke to remove the childr6n froM the Froteciion of Their mother; and the guardixisliip 9f her brother L ar d Dupmouu, Was a supposed encouragmeni on t h e i r Or, c u the asiiimpt ion of the tide of Prince anti p r i l ices4 ; by the intim?* in question On Sat'urday, the 111arquis of HoitICRY gate StlinpillOUS dinner at Itichtuond Oupst;,, Trivy Qat . - dens,- ArdibiillOp . 4 ;CANT ERNI Y held MS fourth public clay. siatilre,f:sy litt, at. the Pa!itce NAVAIL, NEWS.. l'ol!tt 011714 MAI' . "3.---Siitled the PAreie frigote, for Milford, to bring round the new .74 of that tiarne, lately launched there ; the Uonznzen%sicsop ol war, v..;111 c'ociroy to the eastward ; and the ' S , c;edrsil ship Ponsoqtx, for , ltockllolni. • - Arrived the 1:-Idflaitira14, ...frif a rate, Capt. noon, from Basque Ruads ; she has _on board part ot the French prisoner 3 tahrri there. The French ship, .Labailanivri, laden w?_1: and stigar, -flom dalonpe, hound to Bour(leaux, last front Cork, , c,7- 4 .. 4:red by the Virgink - filgate, Capt. BnACP..'; Sailed Nl;ijesiy's ship Dreadnought, Of, .68 tuns., to join :(ittadrou off L'Qrient. Arrived tine Dutierell, is guns, Capt. ruirn Basque Road; ; and the - Espiegie, i 6 gUns, Moimo i from a crui2e. . the King George.hire4 cutter, for Rochefort ; and, tlie Fp-t,/‘quild sloop of var, Capt. to theeast ward. . . Passed by ,Niajest's Ship Caledonia, 0 . 10 g - nn's, Admiral Lord GANIBIEkt, for POrtSlllol.lol. ' Arrived the, jr : Aepit cutter from Vigo ; Swan, EVANS,: .from Shoreham ; ,Orient, DoucLas, from SOnde . rho d. Weiv uli elle harbour the Eilair sloop of war. Sailed Ow .11ercurifts slOop of war with a c.nvoy to the east‘vard ; and the Plotter sloop of war on a cruize. l ii'Ap.mouTir, MAY 7.--Arrived his :MAjest)'''s ship with a convoy, fl.nm tin Non:, bo`and to ; Go;gon and ilertte trom cruize ; :in,l remain with his 'Majesty's slips Roebuck, Ca' lypso, L. Redbreast, and Clie,V;vl, Eliza •and Princess of IPa/es cutters. PORTSMOUTP,MAY6.--Arrived his Majesty's ships Dating; Tr IT) tile Downs ; .110pC, .Arta, der, from yII ilccheiort. §lo.ed hie,Moj?kty:s ship La Flee on .a truite. His Majesty's ships- So/4fly • and Tigress, with their coneoy, for !lave broPaitt up ip Ydr. Nom!) _.Roads His 'Arajnty's ships Sar:acen has fEsignal flying for a convoy for 1)..e Wes!3ndies; for Canada sod New Brunswick ; Alai, for brewfoundlaud; Aragic;e , nitei, for the BrAZII4 ; and Rarefy, for Cork, • MAY Arrivcd his Nlniesty's ship Foxhound, from hiq `lN.l.ijesty's ship hosi , t4l,-.shii7 to' the Baltic .Fleet; atul the .;V:(1./ 4 :1‘..n. , . 11Liy (.;irreksiadt Etas made the 'sigti;ll for' colivoy: tu thy. Baltic. GAREN Oct;:, MAY 5:--A . ITIYed,•;II ,Port-Glasgoiv on Vvrednesday the Hamlet, from Saiied 2eillllarch, in : company I.vith Majesty'i • (rigltei ,Penelope and .-E:Jus, with. the transports, .hayingon 'board Sir G. and the tr),(l)s der bisConinmad, bound to 11::lifilx: On the 26t; ) , - 1ar.17.43..1.\*. parted with them, having hy.,t leceiretl di 3 Patches'forGovernmeht: On the DO ! 'Much] hearing N,W. distant 85 nli)eq, leti in with the biigs Favourite, ,Ginsqza, and Hawke, .I\l'Cut. Loch, boond to this port and thci ship John, -, bound-for .rkerpool the - fortne'r front lier bio, hod the two latter eroLaDelnt,ora--ept .earn pally with them till the 1 its. The Hamlet en countered. vary• had weather, having liven .to throl.v^all her guns - overboard, except two.: 7.--Saiird his Zirn.,e , .;ty's sliip. - lero kee and r froptiperise, on a cruizt.-% Arrived his Aldjesty's brig .Feaqatr from a cruize, and remains in the Downs ‘t jib his Alaiesty's ships, &c. al j r last. • " • • P. S. A sk)o of rar hasjifst tb signal for a convoy to the Virstward'. .visTniuti ; lON OF PRIZI"-MONEV:. To the Amethyst, 1... c.:,pr: Ir., of the brig 5.111 y on the vitt Inst. ht - 114wker$ and every) Tuc,,. 'Jay Friday tor titre,: th s4IIH To the Amethyst, for tor tllO 9tri Llitailt, at I lON `. e,ery Friday and Tuesd,iy,fOr .ir To the Scioe, for I!ie 1 , :i,: Pierre Ctes , it i on the yth inst. at flitw'g:tr's t'q :own it, Jot every FridAy :tad SAtiodity , for ;lire,: months, at ttio saw.: plAce. To the Amethyst, forthe carture of the Fretwh Chasse IVlarecs, St. iivient,e, Marie 'Julie'', end storcs. n others, names unitsiovvo, on the 9th ins. lat tiewkxr:s (Mice, Ply , • Mott**, tthd every Frid•iy .10P1 Saturtles, tor titr,:e v.loor „at the saute place, o the.t; on. brig Dating, fT, - I , .thetlce..c.-...44.11-,: of the 'lope' (in 'company with the cri the t.th inst.. and every Tue,tay soil kritley, tor thrroa 'Months, et No. 23, Nortolk.strect, Strar.4. To the Sceiktte for the capture "of the Kroh Priendsese Maria, and Norge, pn the tout ir.,r. at 7 Q , G teat Kassel• street, litoornsbury for three mon' i'x. To the Mars, tpr the captiireot French ship L'Ange lique, on board, on her arriv.4l 111..1 every Tuesday, and Friday attar, fer three months, :,L 'co. iS, Cleinent's To thy sloop RO'Ver, for the r..c.ipture ti,e.i..eres, board the ttovvr, ors her arrival in port ; and every Tocsitay and Friday atter for three ineltbe, itt"No. tic, Clerocnt's-ino, The Amethyst for the (..apntre cif the' French Sloiy L'Actifenit L'Arnois, on . the ptit rest, at flaw ktes Plymouth; antlevery 'Tuesday krittay for three us .mths llie'Sdale ' - To the Store...ship ,firevoyr.nte t r *:te Capture or the Dili smite by 3he - Dolence; every ; Ti.e*d.,y atlit Friday lac three' yew's, At No. 22, EittlC-Stri.Vr, 91.1 i• We Ara sorry io It•lili tit it PritlCes4 EL:7 contintleS ; 11QT !r,,y 4'p4 her bed flr a C:w days raft. fogYt6ijit,' AND irEAATS • •• Novi/ safe,' for a time, from the horrois of war, Whilst•dtinking ond singlitg vve : reSt in Fill your bumpqrs, rtly boys --'tis ;the toast of, a Tar,- 1 " MA lc Diu ToNs Fax EVI{R RU.r.b 1.04.03V.P1')1L See you •I'Ligare, so brav, Pr u~idy • cleating Ilia wive) Late her decks were anctin sinnke: •. Sute a tribute is due To so gallant s•crew— t; "Here's S I'M 0 U it, brave - SE YNtOU a, and his Hearts of Round the brows of her liero.l3ritamil J , s Ith .pride. •Wreaths• the laurel of V iet'ry ati gioriouky watt ; And shamroel. 7 crosvii'dEris, pl4i;bd near * whet sine, .Exultingly hates the s . ..ont Tar as her ton. ; . 7'he erenamen can Mow he bought--how they fell ; t• • . ‘—'; • Their much-boasted brav't} under the stroke: Sure a tribute is due • • r • • To so gallant a crew— " Ilere f s Ssysioutt,braveSaymoolontithli'Heatt: of daic:'". When Time's moutrPring hatul 'o'er vain boasters has east The cloak of Oblivion—hit kellons shall bloom ; The Sage erthc day,' as lie points to the past, •Shall noticetrophies that shadow tiis tomb. Fill your glasses once more, Let us toi,st o'er alid o'er Those men who sought Ytouour throughilre and smoke: • Sllte4l tribute is doe . To so gallant a crew— " Here's St vivto,ult, brave Ssirmqu ft, and his Hearts of Oak." 41 , Fos ,sense filar. H. M. Ship, 2'lmpeto:ux, Cawtaxul .134 y) tprii 15, t!;o. ;...~ SPQR7I 4 %/G i4V TELLIGEACE. NEWMARKET SECOND SPI:II4G.NIEgTINU,.i.g. • swrin.omr. , Sweepstakes of sop. each. First 3M. (ID. C. D. of Rutland's Ned, fist. 41b. - - Ld Fol.:v's WeAer, fist 13In . 14 Lowtltgr'sitylas t Sat,lb . . 4 tot tt l ;bt Ned —c to z Not 1114:Ater. 2 3 Ld Staweti's t cimunct, 7st• , S3t but Gen. .Crotvenhet 'Woodwel1.111,:.(1, bear 74t 4lb t rraf itult Au, $ to 4 oil Eivdt , .sid: L,,v% dices, ' , :.110t , .• Hunmer, hc,tt Ltt ft Si.s Y.C. sai t s.--s to 4 igst Yeilaw litintrwr. Gen. Ur(isVellOT'S Wcodv: , elihc3d, beat Ld oley.'s Alma. 'tack rst 7.11)-ea;11. sogs.-4 to t itgst M.u.w.vcllll;;.A. 4 U,. ot' Utattozes treat Mr. Timm:tit Ratidt.ri,t,' Bst •;lb oiJ Cowse, -6 to s opt tiltl. . D. of Rtitlatici's Salvator, 7st „lilb beat. Mr. 'Vail'b;ttart's .13uriciw,11, bat 91b. Across the t ; l4t, 20tipt. b. I t..- sAO t qfit Sa!vitor. of“ratton's'Mlltnni:l, heat l.tt Strovell's (:01 . 1j4r,r, ta,:lt. Two-yr on t Cutase, srgs.' 3 t o t on Ivliltout3.4 HYDE' Pt:att.—The promen:lde, thO tidt,. tht gartien4 wete yesterday as nuittelnosly and 1.-1,W,0n.- ably Attractive as in the height ot the season. '1 iter'e was a very perceptible ch;lnge in the general' e• of the hnties. . Go?,satner ttashils, t wo tE ßv i i , g s dk,, every wh!re appeared instead of - elutlts and veiVels. BP.xcit.—Saturday. • 1.4 r, Justice Gitota passed sentence, npon . George Beaumont, co:•vidt:4 plibiliking a libel upon hiS.Najesty, In a letter sigtltNi Gt ., ie(nlos,:...lo4erted the Eti.'.l,4 Gaardia . n Stuictay N Nie , 4l);per.. '4 he Privioucr is. IQ . hu.b 'con lei 1 t wt.) . y?,fr s it) Newgeme, to pay a tree 5 :tiki give se,..,irtfy - ior illy Haute good tehav:our in .the suit, of •5001. . A. Com,lLitiee of the English Catholics ltd.] meeting on the tltult.at I k of ShrewAbtiry'4, to consider. of the propri,qy of pe't itioniog Variiain oit for an asiimiht!on tit the rt , spcctii.g !t w i t , t ) ,,iy . between thelaqs. Cathotioi it must be known to every reader, etijtly the eLtiAive franchise, and sore other privil , ges, %%finch are'(!e nied to their brethren in England. However ecpti t able their claims, the Curnutittee agreed to 'waivo' them' for the present, that, they might not appear , wish to embarrass Government at a period oftl,7...et:Jilt. ditticul;y. This conduct is pratse-TorCi'ty 'duct `exemplary. • .About 300 foreigner 4, taken in Ftench !it)l ufnong tile prigotteri itt AM; hlve vdlunteered into our urtny; and ben sent io the. of \Vigil!, to join 't foreign*corpS in onr sert , c,: at 'that depot. I,lley. consia principally of 1.)..fi1f,i,„,* SSTs, Uermans, and, Italians, hod been com pelled to enter into the service of the I.Turper. - On Saturday; in Ole Palace c'nrt, a ,cause re spe6fing a horse was tried ; in ,whieh one dealer swore he was a bay geOing, and, though blind, was wortit ten guineas; K ltile snot her s W ore he p, , ,t4 black, and not worth ten shillings.- The , Plaintilf, however, had 03 acknowJedginent cf the debt, Uhl thereby obtained a verdi-',..t. • SBllll-IFIELD AIARKUT, 81.4 v 8. • This day's market Vt ' "34 well ;;upp:lett with pprim . e betisti, and the, shew of other rests Was; plentiful ; Veal is 4iearer than our lase rtport ;• 14inh is . ci . oeaper; Beef, Mutton, and Pork sold at last pricei, and the trade in getigrat \I/4$ pretty good. . 1 1 es in the Ilaymsrket Were :rather lively; GOver ihas &lien in price since in:irket ; 11,4 y and Straiv fetched last .prices.—The mehtioned prices andriornhers,ard'an acenrate state pent : • To sink the 011:11 per atone 4f' Beer4s, te4. to 6s. 4d. —Mutton 4s . rdtl. to 6s. 6,1 —V Ott --Pork 8,1 to 6s. Bcl.—.,Lamb 7i. 0,1. io Ss. od. Piggeals, I ,9sa".—Sheep arid Lamb s , 15,500. Cal ii,S; ), 300. nay jt. s. od. to 61. 6i od —Straw tl. ,os. 0,1. t;) Li as. 01. tes. t,s. ad. CO N. X Cl/ Al 4 G , MAY 8 .—^lll Ate titife, arrivals of When to-day, prime somplei are at,ifick. thiaion in price of 3s: and 4g. per quaricr, aitdrrtwo or. interior ; -.Barky in goo ...1 Supply / 1 : 1 ( 1 . t'Aro[tiliig fine, is Malt hkewise ; • Pcati anci Beans cal' th c p oi „ descriptionS•nearb , ar last 1 , 0 . ,c0$ ; there are aho'lilfgo upplte of Oatc, and tr,►►3; is (11,,t a l pricqs,; Flour ,Vs. per snck Wheat ERs a 705 a S - a; , Tick %am - wit Vim; ditto - to a 67$ Oats a 32, '4,l* Rye ;as a 56, 1 R o la n d ditto s a, 4 POI* 4.is a scA eat4tin ditto M,: t . 734 a Alai Rape srei 4 54i Vioitc ? . .*,S we Flour - Ebt h Grz). - Secor.cis • 141 a . 11 aw